13-10-2016, 02:46 PM
The Internet has no doubt made much of the public more discerning about this type of story. That's one of the great benefits, it promotes peace by enabling free flow of points of view across borders.
It would be interesting to see how information would be controlled in the event of a real shooting war between Russia and NATO (which hopefully will never happen). Are there contingency plans to sever Russia from the Internet so the public can't read their point of view? Would they do the same to neutral countries that are sympathetic to Russia?
It would be interesting to see how information would be controlled in the event of a real shooting war between Russia and NATO (which hopefully will never happen). Are there contingency plans to sever Russia from the Internet so the public can't read their point of view? Would they do the same to neutral countries that are sympathetic to Russia?